HOW TO – Ale Gambini

February 5, 2019Desserts Holidays & Celebrations HOW TO

Nutella Mug Cake

Baby it’s cold outside, at least here in LA, and it’s World Nutella Day!!! Stay warm and spread the love by watching me preparing my fool-proof Nutella Mug Cake. It only takes few ingredients and a couple of minutes in the microwave to make this yummy treat. Nutella is the world-famous hazelnut spread manufactured by […]

July 11, 2018July 11, 2018Baking Bread Holidays & Celebrations HOW TO

Italian Bread Baking @IICLA

Kick off summer with another extraordinary cooking class at the Italian Cultural Institute of Los Angeles and learn how to make homemade Italian bread and focaccia. MENU: Onion & Cherry Tomato Focaccia (LIGURIA) Crescione with cheese and spinach (EMILIA-ROMAGNA) Briosche col Tappo and Granita al Caffè (SICILY) Save your spot now! Saturday, July 14th, 2018 10:30 […]

October 3, 2017October 3, 2017Baking Bread Desserts HOW TO

How To Make Frittelle Di Zucca (Pumpkin Fritters)

Follow this episode of my cooking web series Baking Bread Plus and learn how to prepare a delicious and healthy dessert : Frittelle di Zucca (Pumpkin Fritters). Did you know that pumpkin flesh is full of Vitamin A, the vitamin that promote sight, heart and lungs? In Italy, pumpkin is the symbol of the city […]

August 24, 2017August 24, 2017HOW TO Web Series "A Queen In The Kitchen"

A Queen In The Kitchen: How To Make Watermelon Caprese

Everyone knows Caprese, the simple Italian salad, made of fresh mozzarella, tomatoes and basil, that features the Italian flag colors : white, red and green. Follow the new episode of A Queen In The Kitchen and learn how to prepare this surprising version of the traditional caprese because I won’t use tomatoes, but watermelon instead. You’ll […]

August 7, 2017Baking Bread Desserts HOW TO

How To Make Brioche Col Tuppo

Follow my step-by-step video recipe and learn how to make another staple of the Italian cuisine : Brioche col Tuppo! The Brioche col Tuppo is a Sicilian sweet bread, oval-shaped and topped with a hemispherical ball (tuppo). The name comes from its shape that resemble a tuppo, the traditional low bun worn by the Sicilian women in the […]